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Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on March 30th, 2020Why Markets Will Always Crash
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on March 9th, 2020Markets crash all the time. You should, at minimum, expect stocks to fall at least 10% once a year, 20% once every few years, 30% or more once or twice a decade, and 50% or more once or twice during your lifetime. Those who don't understand this will eventually learn it the hard way.
Someone emailed me last week asking why this is:
What's an Alpha Manager and Why Do I Need One?
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on February 12th, 2020Do You Have Great Expectations for Your Investments?
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on January 23rd, 2020Avoiding Bad Financial Decisions
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on September 3rd, 2019Why Average Investors Earn Below Average Market Returns
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on January 28th, 2019The results of research which studies investor behavior and analyzes investor market returns, consistently shows that the average investor earns below-average returns.
For the twenty years ending 12/31/2015, the S&P 500 Index averaged 9.85% a year. A pretty attractive historical return. The average equity fund investor earned a market return of only 5.19%.
Video: Saving For Your Child's School
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on August 2nd, 2018A post-secondary degree is proving more and more beneficial to earn a foothold in the workforce. There are many ways parents can tackle the daunting task of raising a child and then helping them with higher education costs. Contact a CFP® Professional TODAY for help in creating a financial plan that draws a roadmap for accomplishing all of your financial goals!
13 Habits of Financially Savvy People
Submitted by Robert Gordon & Associates, Inc on June 19th, 2018Being financially savvy will mean different things to different people. But a common trait that the money-smart share is an affinity for long term financial planning and goals.
Those who are great at it don’t have to make huge sacrifices, but still manage to enjoy a high standard of living while traveling and pursuing a range of hobbies.